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What we're not going to do....
I have to start this with an introduction, as it has been such a long time since I've written a freestyle piece much less the subject matter. As they say on social media, I have time today and it seemed like a great moment to get it all out. To catch you up with my current events, I've been maintaining my new YouTube channel since my last one was taken down (a long story for another day) and it's doing well with 925 subscribers. I still do the MSM podcast with my girl Ruby Doll, we're in our tenth season and doing live shows that are streamed on Roku TV. I recently rewrote one of my books and have been promoting the hell out of it because that side income is absolutely needed while I'm in between jobs. The phrase "in between jobs" is kind of the reason why I'm here today as the phrase did inspire me to write it out aka get it out of my system.
By Kai Stormabout 2 hours ago in Journal
3,800 Workers Set to Strike at One of America’s Largest Meatpacking Plants. AI-Generated.
Nearly 3,800 workers are preparing to strike at one of the largest meatpacking plants in the United States, a move that could disrupt production and draw national attention to labor conditions within the country’s food supply chain. The planned strike, scheduled for Monday, follows months of tense negotiations between workers and company management over wages, workplace safety, and benefits.
By Asad Aliabout 3 hours ago in Journal
BIS Urges Central Banks Not to Rush Reactions to Energy Price Spike. AI-Generated.
Introduction Global energy markets have recently experienced sharp price increases, raising concerns about inflation and economic stability. In response to these developments, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has advised central banks around the world to remain cautious and avoid rushing into aggressive policy decisions.
By Asad Aliabout 3 hours ago in Journal
Oil Futures Decline as Traders Parse Iran War Impacts on Global Supply. AI-Generated.
Global oil markets have entered a period of heightened volatility as traders attempt to assess the evolving impact of the ongoing conflict involving Iran. Oil futures recently declined as investors analyzed mixed signals about supply disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and the possibility of intervention from major oil-producing nations. While the conflict has raised fears of severe supply shortages, some market participants believe the worst-case scenario may still be avoided, leading to fluctuating prices and cautious trading activity.
By Asad Aliabout 3 hours ago in Journal
Barry Honig Cleared of Allegations in RIOT Inquiry
The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a letter in February 2020, ending Barry Honig’s investigation into RIOT Blockchain. This marked the SEC’s Denver Regional Office officially closing the investigation. They made it clear that “we do not intend to recommend an enforcement action by the Commission against Mr. Honig.” Along with ending a regulatory investigation, this moment also fully clears the name of a visionary entrepreneur who had been attacked by media figures, short-sellers, and regulatory skeptics during the early stages of the cryptocurrency revolution.
By Information vyneabout 5 hours ago in Journal
How I converted to Islam. Content Warning.
A lot of people have different reason to choose why they change religions from that which they were raised. Some disagree with their beliefs. Some just want to explore and have found something more fulfilling. For some people things take a darker turn.
By Danielle Mosleyabout 6 hours ago in Journal
How Much Does It Cost to Start a Rehab Center and Get Licensed
Introduction to the Cost of Starting a Rehab Center The addiction treatment industry has evolved into a highly structured healthcare sector requiring significant capital, regulatory compliance, and operational planning. Establishing a rehabilitation center involves more than leasing a building and hiring counselors. It requires adherence to healthcare regulations, clinical staffing standards, and licensing requirements designed to ensure patient safety and effective treatment outcomes. The financial commitment can vary dramatically depending on the scale of services offered, the type of facility, and the regulatory environment in which the center operates. Some small outpatient programs may begin with modest budgets, while comprehensive residential treatment facilities can require multimillion-dollar investments. Understanding these cost components is essential for entrepreneurs, healthcare investors, and nonprofit organizations seeking to enter the behavioral health field.
By Fida Hassainabout 7 hours ago in Journal
How to Open a Methadone Clinic and Design a Patient-Centered Care Model That Works
Introduction Opening a methadone clinic in a rural area presents both a critical opportunity and a formidable challenge. Rural communities frequently experience disproportionate rates of opioid dependence while simultaneously lacking sufficient treatment infrastructure. Limited transportation, scarce medical personnel, social stigma, and financial constraints often create barriers to care. Establishing a private practice focused on medication-assisted treatment (MAT), particularly methadone therapy, requires strategic planning, regulatory compliance, and a deeply patient-centered care model. Methadone clinics are not merely dispensing facilities. They function as comprehensive recovery ecosystems that integrate medical treatment, behavioral health support, and community engagement. In rural settings with limited community resources, the success of such clinics depends on adaptability, collaboration, and efficient service design.
By Fida Hassainabout 8 hours ago in Journal
How To Enjoy a True Japanese Culinary Experience in Dubai
One of the most up-and-coming cities in all of the Middle East is none other than Dubai. It has become one of the world’s most diverse destinations, especially when it comes to cuisine. Travellers can explore flavours from many countries without leaving the city. Among these culinary experiences, Japanese cuisine holds a special place. In the centre of Dubai, visitors can enjoy authentic Japanese dishes prepared with care and served in a private setting.
By Jeewanthi Armstrongabout 9 hours ago in Journal
Investing in the Europe Home Decor Market: A Guide for Global Brands and Retailers. AI-Generated.
Executive Summary The Europe home decor market is entering a period of steady, structural growth. Valued at USD 204.0 billion in 2024, the market is projected to reach USD 283 billion by 2033, growing at a CAGR of 3.59%. But behind these topline figures, the landscape is shifting fast. Geopolitical tensions, tighter sustainability regulations, AI-powered retail tools, and changing consumer profiles are all rewriting the rules. B2B stakeholders who understand these five forces will be best positioned to capture new growth.
By Joey Mooreabout 10 hours ago in Journal
The Neuroscience of Feeling Safe With More Money
Many people associate earning more money with better strategy, stronger discipline, or improved confidence. Yet for those building digital income, financial growth often brings an unexpected response. Instead of ease, it can trigger tension, overthinking, or a subtle urge to pull back.
By Edina Jackson-Yussif about 10 hours ago in Journal
Mastering Kindle eBook Covers for Perfect Display
The cover of your book is the first thing people considering buying it look at, and on Kindle, it's especially important. People often think that a cover is well designed simply because it is nice to look at; however, that is insufficient. A cover is the book's way of saying hello to potential readers, so it must catch someone's attention, clearly signal the book's genre, and persuade readers to buy books in that genre.
By Darren Meeksabout 10 hours ago in Journal